Yarn pack (and optional print pattern) for the Magic Circles crocheted scarf (or wrap/shawl - whatever you want to call it!) by Jane Crowfoot. This is SUCH a beautiful pattern - Jane has used my yarn palette to create just the most perfect project for it. She’s combined the colours really cleverly, and the tiny tassels are the icing on the cake. I honestly can’t gush enough about it. 🤣🥰

The original design was made using Autumn Fields which has been discontinued. We originally replaced it with Black Tulip (there have since been other iterations too - please see other listings).

Finished size: 160cm(63in) x 36cm(14in)

What's included?

If you would like the print pattern you can add it to your basket HERE. Jane also sells it digitally if that suits you better.

This pack includes Milburn DK in the following colours and quantities:
Althaea - 4 x 50g balls
Steel - 3 x 50g balls
Wicker - 2 x 50g balls
Tea Rose - 2 x 50g balls
Black Tulip - 2 x 50g balls
Bramble - 1 x 50g ball
Harvest Gold - 1 x 50g ball
Catmint - 1 x 50g ball
Thyme - 1 x 50g ball

All yarn packs come with the added bonus of a discounted price compared with purchasing the components individually. 

 You will also need:

• 3.5mm & 4mm crochet hook
• stitch markers
• sewing needle
• pom pom maker extra small (if you want to make pompoms for the edge)

About Milburn DK

Soft and drapey British Bluefaced Leicester wool blended with silk. This yarn comes in balls meaning you can cast on immediately!

This yarn is so light to wear, and yet lovely and warm and hardwearing, with gorgeous, rich depth of colour and a beautiful sheen from the silk. It's great for a really wide range of projects, and being machine washable makes it a bit more practical. 

Yarn info:
85% British Bluefaced Leicester, 15% Mulberry Silk
50g balls
112m/122yds
3.5 - 4.5mm needles (US 4 - 7)
3.5 - 5.5mm hook (US E-4 to I-9)
12 WPI
Machine washable on a gentle/wool cycle
Lay flat to dry

We recommend that if you are planning to use a dark colour with a pale colour to make a swatch with them both and wash it to make sure no colour contamination occurs before starting your project. Hot water in particular can make colours run; if in doubt use cool water and no soap/detergent.